Ever wonder what’s behind the “making of” a great novel? Now you can find out in this fascinating interview of Richard Vetere, lifelong writer and author of THE WRITERS AFTERLIFE. The in-depth probe appears in today’s edition of Examiner.com, courtesy of Hartford Books Examiner author John Valeri.
In the interview, Vetere notes that he was driven to pen THE WRITERS AFTERLIFE to examine the roots of literary fame: “I wanted to write about literary fame in a way that you never learn about in a university. The notion of why some writers became famous in their lifetimes and others not until after they died always perplexed me but hardly ever do you hear professors speak about it.”
Further, he reveals how his own persona sometimes appears in his novels and plays in unusual ways.
Check out the complete interview here. And find out more about THE WRITERS AFTERLIFE on Richard Vetere’s author page.

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